Comments by "పక్షి భితి" (@user-pakshibhithi10) on "UK PM Rishi Sunak, Suella Braverman heckled during walkabout in Essex; 'Go away...' | Watch" video.

  1. Let them face the consequences and suffer. I would want that to happen. When Rishi Sunak's tenure comes to an end. A 'refugee friendly' British PM should take power and allow 10 Lakh refugees into their country. It will be nice to see what happens next.
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  2. Myanmar and Bangladesh have nothing to do with this and many illegal immigrants don't come from Myanmar atleast, maybe a considerable number come from Bangladesh.
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  3.  @randomguy7446  Why should WE immigrate? We have our country. We should work for it's development, no need to emigrate. And, wtf do you want to say?
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  4.  @jyotishkasaha4951  I consider them as Bangladeshi. Because they're not ethnic Burmese.
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  5.  @Imperial791  They're legal migrants the gulf govts have approved of. What's your problem?
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  6.  @meniyrahman6405  I think the population of Indian illegal immigrants in Bangladesh is many times smaller than Bangladeshi illegal immigrants in India. Maybe we should exchange those people then.
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  7.  @Imperial791  When did I say I have a problem? Also, they were talking about refugees.
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  8.  @randomguy7446  Who?
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  9.  @rathan7942  Avunu
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  10.  @bobsaki1284  Yeah, I know, ask those illegal immigrants why they came here then. They came here when their country wasn't at peace. They didn't come here for money, they came here for security. There were no ethnic Burmese illegal immigrants, so count Myanmar out.
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  11.  @randomguy7446  Wtf. How can you even become a majority in a country with 55M people of one race? Send 56M people of your race to that country? And why TF did you even get this idea? We don't want more brain drain happening in our country.
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  12. ???? I didn't understand
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  13.  @swetashetty941  Ohhhh, I feel dumb for not understanding that earlier ಥ⁠‿⁠ಥ
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  14.  @JamilAhmed-md8mf  Most of those Bangladeshi illegal immigrants came to India years ago, not last year or a year before that, also, some of them came because they were Hindus, India has a lot of diversity and economic inequality unlike Bangladesh, so, all the Southern and Western states are much richer than Bangladesh and their fertility rate is below 1.9, it's just because of states like UP, Bihar, and some NE states India's Fertility rate as a whole is 2.138 as of 2022.
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  15.  @JamilAhmed-md8mf  I didn't fall for any propaganda, I'm not even a BJP supporter, I'm from the South where only one state out of 5 is under a BJP govt and I'm not from that state, all the statistics related to anything in India are given by different organisations, any political party doesn't have an authority to give any stats related to anything. According to a Former BSF (Border Security Force officer) there are 2-6 crore (20-60 Million) Bangladeshi immigrants living in India. According to Samir Guha Roy of the Indian Statistical institute on an avg 91,000 Bangladeshis came to India every year during 1981-1991. I agree that Bangladesh is ahead of India in many social criteria AND GDP per capita, but, India is faar ahead in Science and Technology, Information Technology, Start-ups and economic growth. Bangladesh GDP growth rate will be 5.2% in 2023 and 6.2% in 2024, whereas India's growth rate will be 6% and 7% respectively, also, Bangladesh' economy relies mostly on Textiles and India's economy relies mostly on IT and Services, India's growth is only starting, but, when Bangladesh' growth will slow down as Textiles can only offer so much growth, Bangladesh doesn't have good growth in service sector and Bangladesh isn't better than India in anything except Textile manufacturing.
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  16.  @bobsaki1284  They're more related to Bangladeshis than Burmese, I'm assuming you're talking about the Rohingyas.
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  17.  @JamilAhmed-md8mf  All Nations didn't start to grow exclusively on textile manufacturing, but, Bangladesh has a huge potential if you start prioritising manufacturing of electronics, and other high value adding goods, also Bangladesh should build more and better universities for Science and Technology and Commerce, economics etc.... India is also faar behind East Asian and Western countries when it comes to good educational institutions but India has the best educational institutions in South Asia, and these institutions produced many of India's start-up founders and also many who hold high posts in Silicon valley like Sundar Pichai and many more. But, India has to build more of those universities. Saying that UK has grown because of textiles is laughable, they built the best Navy in the world, the best weapons in the world and had the best eduction and Scientists in the world, they also had the best Economists like Adam Smith 'The Father of Capitalism'. They were ahead in so many aspects compared to the rest of the world, they became dominant, they only started to earn profits from textiles AFTER colonising India. How do you colonise India without being better than them in every aspect of Science and Technology and without having a superior Military? They already were rich and powerful without the textiles. China did much more than just textile manufacturing, they established SEZs (Special economic Zones) in China, all of those special economic zones were alloted different manufacturing products and the Chinese govt gave all them the education and skills needed to do the manufacturing. South Korea and Taiwan are pretty much the same but scale is much lower. About the no.of illegal immigrants living in India maybe near the lower end of 2crores, or maybe even lower than that. But, it isn't non-existent. BSF officer isn't a statistician and doesn't have all the Data to give an exact number, they just give a number which they estimate, their source would be their own records. About the growth, Moody's isn't that accurate, compared to IMF or World Bank. Even Moody's is raising their projected growth rate of India, they raised it from 4.8% in 2023 to 5.5%, according to IMF (which is according to me the most reliable source) India's growth rate is going to be 6.1% in the FY 2023-2024 and 6.8% in the FY 2024-2025, which is 6% and 7% respectively. And, most Indians don't think of Illegal immigrants as 'termites'. We don't mind them, only some politicians do politics about it to do the hate-mongering. India too wants to co-operate with Bangladesh. Even Bangladesh has some people who're against partnering with India, there are many Religions bigots just like in India. I've seen many people on YT saying Pakistan is their friend and India isn't, there's even a video interviewing Bangladeshi citizens on their views about Indians and Pakistanis where some people favoured Pakistan over India, I think that's a video of the channel 'Asian Boss'. Nonetheless, we would love to work with Bangladesh, it would only be beneficial for us.
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  18.  @JamilAhmed-md8mf  Yes, you're right about the cost of oil making India's economy more resilient. India will always buy cheap Russian Oil then. India will always be more resilient to changes and the biggest reason why India's growth isn't 8% and India's imports are so high is because India imported $136B worth energy (Fossil fuels like, Crude oil and Natural gas) last year, which is twice our defence budget. If India manages to reduce that bill, then India will have a trade surplus and a growth rate of atleast 8% and India is working on it by increasing it's renewable energy production. India should build many nuclear power plants, then India will become atleast 90% reliable on Renewable energy (this isn't what our politicians are doing btw, this is just my suggestion). India is currently planning on increasing ethanol blending in petrol and improving solar energy infrastructure.
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